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New site? Maybe some day.
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Sucks. Also, the internet will be censored today. |
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He died of an infection to the knee. |
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oh man, i drew a total blank on his name when i saw it this morning. one of the few free-thinkers that i enjoyed listening to. once James Randi dies, we are fresh out of them. |
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"redemption and supernatural deliverance appears even more hollow and artificial to me than it did before."
"I always knew there was a risk in the bohemian lifestyle... I decided to take it because it helped my concentration, it stopped me being bored — it stopped other people being boring. It would make me want to prolong the conversation and enhance the moment. If you ask: would I do it again? I would probably say yes. But I would have quit earlier hoping to get away with the whole thing. I decided all of life is a wager and I'm going to wager on this bit... In a strange way I don't regret it. It's just impossible for me to picture life without wine, and other things, fueling the company, keeping me reading, energising me. It worked for me. It really did." |
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Sucks. Also, the internet will be censored today. |
huh.
The writer he was most identified with, though, was George Orwell, the British essayist and author of “1984.” His bracing moral courage and brisk prose were among Mr. Hitchens’s ideal models.
In his 2002 book “Why Orwell Matters,” Mr. Hitchens sought to rescue Orwell from “sickly veneration and sentimental overpraise” and noted that the most important thing to be learned from Orwell was that “it matters not what you think, but how you think.” |
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Christopher Hitchens was one of a kind. People with his level of intelligence and ability to articulate the refreshing common sense that this world needs are an extreme rarity. |
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Hahaha fucking anchor reminds me of Bill O'Reilly so much. What an idiot. |
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